Get ready for a Min Melon Mix Up! We’re bringing you the hottest new tracks, from catchy beats to soulful melodies. Whether you’re dancing, feeling the feels, or chilling out, we’ve got the perfect tunes for you.
This weekend, we’re starting off with a vibrant burst of Swedish funk and nu-disco from The Odd Lot. ‘Know-it-all’ is lifted from the new EP, Stereo-Types, which echoes the infectious energy of Scary Pockets and Saint Motel. This four-track collection cleverly dissects social stereotypes with sharp, satirical lyrics laid over irresistibly danceable beats. Funky basslines and mesmerizing synths create a groovy foundation for their witty commentary on figures like the “drama queen.” Written and produced by Simon Fredenwall and Eve Jones, the EP showcases their combined talents in a fresh, lighthearted style. The Odd Lot delivers a uniquely engaging experience, proving that insightful social commentary can be incredibly fun.
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Capturing the purest form of familial love, ‘Oh Lena’ is a tender, harmony-laden gem from Quote the Raven. Written for a niece and featuring the talents of Catherine MacLellan, Victoria Howse, and guitarist Joey Landreth, the track glows with warmth and emotional sincerity. With their signature close-knit vocals and a subtle Americana-folk backdrop, the Newfoundland duo channels a newfound Nashville-inspired energy while keeping their heartfelt storytelling at the core. It’s a moving highlight from their upcoming album Can’t Hold the Light, blending personal reflection with musical sophistication. ‘Oh Lena’ is intimate, evocative, and undeniably full of heart.
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Panama’s ‘Motion’ glides in with a smooth downtempo indietronica vibe. Lush, synth-heavy production creates a rich and immersive soundscape, showcasing his talent for blending electronic and organic elements. The track likely highlights Panama’s raw emotional songwriting, carried by a gentle yet compelling rhythm. With half a billion streams to his name, he clearly knows how to craft a captivating sound, and ‘Motion’ promises to be another expertly painted sonic journey. Expect a track that soothes the soul while subtly inviting you to move.
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Produced by Don Miggs and mixed by Mark Needham, Sloan Tracey’s ‘Optimist’ explores the fine line between optimism and carelessness. From Sloan’s upcoming EP, this song blends emotional lyrics with a raw acoustic sound, reminiscent of artists like Gracie Abrams. Tracey’s vocals shine, delivering a message about taking positivity too far. The production adds energy to the initially acoustic composition, creating a sound perfect for a late-night drive. ‘Optimist’ showcases Sloan Tracey’s songwriting and unique sound.
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Blending pop with touches of commercial jazz, Vienna-based artist Kathi Atz crafts a heartfelt anthem brimming with sincerity and gratitude. ‘Go-to Place’ is a radiant tribute to motherhood, capturing the warmth, comfort, and unconditional love that only a mom can offer. Kathi’s tender vocals glide over uplifting instrumentation, and the gospel-infused bridge brings an emotional crescendo that celebrates mothers as safe harbors in a chaotic world. Released recenrlt for Mother’s Day, the track feels like a warm embrace. It’s an ode to those we hold close and those we carry in our hearts. Soulful, sincere, and beautifully resonant.
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‘On and On’ delves into the struggle against inner critics and the yearning for liberation from old patterns. Lily Juniper’s warm vocals blend with textural electronic elements, crafted by producer yours.truly, creating an intimate and sonically surprising experience. The track uses kalimbas, synths, and layered vocal samples, showcasing influences from artists like Maribou State and Bon Iver. Lily Juniper’s lyrics mirror the feeling of being trapped and the perspective gained by separating from internal voices, marking her as an indie electronic artist to watch.
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Rising Scottish singer-songwriter Connor McGlave lays bare his flaws and aspirations, balancing gritty realism with hopeful resolve. ‘Better Man’ is a raw, soul-searching anthem that pulses with emotional honesty and unflinching self-awareness. With soaring melodies and stripped-back sincerity, Connor’s vocals carry the weight of lived experience, resonating with anyone who’s ever tried to change for the better. It’s a powerful step forward, both musically and personally, and a compelling preview of his upcoming EP. Honest, heartfelt, and deeply human, ‘Better Man’ reaffirms Connor McGlave’s status as one of the UK’s most vital new voices in songwriting.
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‘Getting Old’ is a tender, piano-led reflection on adolescence, emotional isolation, and quiet resilience from Rowan Murphy. Stripped-back instrumentation lets her rich, expressive vocals shine as she explores the complexities of growing up, therapy, and unresolved feelings. Written at seventeen, the track is steeped in raw honesty and nostalgia, offering a glimpse into Rowan’s internal world with poetic vulnerability. Echoing the emotional depth of folk icons like Fleetwood Mac, ‘Getting Old’ balances delicate pain with understated strength. It’s a beautifully crafted, soul-baring piece that signals Rowan Murphy as a compelling new voice in indie folk with wisdom far beyond her years.
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EMiDORA’s ‘what do you believe in?’ pulses with danceable electro-pop energy, yet carries a weighty emotional core. The track bravely confronts the lingering scars of toxic relationships, expressed through confessionally charged lyrics. Driven by a heart-thumping beat and moody electronics, it evokes a dramatic, high-gloss atmosphere. EMiDORA’s signature blend of glitzy textures, heavier EDM hints, and euphoric club energy shines through, wrapped in a shimmering Y2K aesthetic. This track solidifies her position as a compelling and self-made force in the electro-pop landscape.
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Written, produced, and performed entirely by Jake Huffman, ‘On The Edge’ pulses with urgency, its cinematic melodies and explosive choruses feel tailor-made for a gripping TV series intro. It’s a high-octane return that channels personal restlessness into an anthemic alt-rock statement. Jake’s gritty yet melodic vocals soar above layered instrumentation, reflecting both his indie-rock roots and years of experience. With biting lyrics about conviction in a polarized world, ‘On The Edge’ marks a confident evolution in Jake Huffman’s artistry. It’s raw, introspective, and unapologetically bold. A striking reintroduction to a seasoned storyteller.
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